What is another word for distich?
Pronunciation:
[ dɪstˈɪt͡ʃ], [ dɪstˈɪtʃ], [ d_ɪ_s_t_ˈɪ_tʃ]
Synonyms for Distich:
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n.
• brace • couple • couplet • distich Other relevant words:
- Pas De Deux ,
- adage ,
- ana ,
- analects ,
- antistrophe ,
- aphorism ,
- apothegm ,
- axiom ,
- bitstock ,
- book ,
- both ,
- braces ,
- bracing ,
- bracket ,
- bridge ,
- burden ,
- byword ,
- canto ,
- catchword ,
- chorus ,
- competition ,
- coupling ,
- deuce ,
- dictate ,
- dictum ,
- distance ,
- doublet ,
- duette ,
- epigram ,
- expression ,
- garter ,
- gnome ,
- length ,
- line ,
- link ,
- match ,
- mate ,
- mates ,
- measure ,
- moral ,
- mot ,
- motto ,
- octave ,
- octet ,
- oracle ,
- peer ,
- period ,
- phrase ,
- precept ,
- prescript ,
- proverb ,
- quatrain ,
- range ,
- refrain ,
- saw ,
- saying ,
- sentence ,
- septet ,
- sextet ,
- space ,
- stanza ,
- stave ,
- strain ,
- strophe ,
- suspender ,
- sutra ,
- syllable ,
- teaching ,
- team ,
- text ,
- triplet ,
- two ,
- union ,
- verse ,
- wisdom ,
- witticism ,
- word .
How to use "Distich" in context?
The word "distich" is a combining form of two Greek words meaning "two things." A distich is a pair of phrases, usually comprising two nouns, that are set together as members of a set. The distich is a versatile poetic tool that can be used to create both juxtaposition and symmetry. simply put, a distich consists of two phrases that are either opposite or complementary in nature.
Symmetry is often achieved by pairing two phrases that are the same length, with the first phrase beginning with a primary noun and the second phrase beginning with a secondary noun.
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